Incarceration to go

The bucolically charmed but economically harmed counties and townships of upstate New York - not to mention their counterparts in Plutonian orbit around other major metropoles - compete furiously to have prisons built in their neighborhoods. Local contractors, who regularly succumb to generous impulses towards local politicians around election time, reap rich benefits, as do the local peasantry whom the collapse of agriculture has left otherwise unemployable.There are similarities between